Healer

聖職者 · Cleric — A battle priest who fights and heals through divine power

The cleric is a warrior-priest class fighting and healing with divine power. While regular priests focus on religious rites and spiritual guidance, clerics accompany adventuring parties, healing allies and turning undead with holy magic. Traditionally wearing heavy armor and wielding maces — derived from medieval Catholic canon law forbidding priests from using bladed weapons, leading to mace as workaround. D&D's Cleric class became the standard healer/divine archetype for all fantasy RPGs, with rich variants serving different gods — light, healing, war, nature — each wielding different domain magic.

自然祭司 · Druid — An ancient priest who has become one with nature

The druid is an ancient priest class becoming one with nature and wielding its power. The historical archetype is the scholarly class responsible for religion, law, and education in Celtic societies (Gaul, Britain, Ireland) from the 1st century BCE, recorded in detail in Caesar's Gallic Wars. They held ceremonies in oak groves, taught disciples orally over 20 years, divined the future, and mediated tribal disputes. In fantasy they become a class with animal shapeshifting, nature magic, healing, and elemental summoning — D&D's Druid class, Warcraft's Druids, and Tolkien's Radagast are prominent examples. Strong association with hermits living in forests and wilderness away from cities and civilization.

聖騎士 · Paladin — A warrior of light blessed by divine grace

The paladin is a holy warrior class fighting for light and justice with divine blessing, a hybrid combining knightly combat with priestly holy magic. Serving gods of light, justice, or war, paladins use sword and divine magic to defeat undead and demons while healing allies. The historical archetype is Charlemagne's Twelve Peers (paladins), whose deeds are recorded in the medieval epic Song of Roland. D&D's Paladin class established the modern fantasy standard model, with the moral tension of losing divine favor and becoming a 'fallen paladin' for breaking sacred vows being its core appeal.